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Date Type Title/Summary
01/07/2026 Farm Log 2026-01-07 Work Done and Observations

Work done:

  • Climate control started to tilt in the wind. Dug a hole inside the wellhead pyramid and buried it there. Wind died down
    • ...
01/07/2026 Farm Log 2026-01-06 Work Done and Observations

Work done:

  • Planted large garbanzos in swale #3 as a test.
  • Spot watering as required.
  • Planted additional garlic near wall in backyard.

Observations:...
01/05/2026 Farm Log 2026-01-04 Work Done and Observations

Work done:

  • North swale is completed.
  • Organized giant pile of mesquite wood opposite swale.
  • Planted barley/oat seeds in swale #20 on south side.
  • Watered
    • ...
01/04/2026 Farm Log 2026-01-04 Work Done and Observations

Work done:

  • Soaking two cups of regular large garbanzo beans for future planting.
  • Cleared area on the north side for a new swale as
    • ...
01/03/2026 Farm Log 2026-01-03 Work Done and Observations

Work done:

  • Continue building up and extending in-process swale berms.
  • Plant balance of wheat seeds in swale #2.
  • Plant white wheat from freezer in
    • ...

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